The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-09-22
The Fourth Quarterly Conference Of the

(Frlday) evening, at O'CLOCK. Inc OH
GERS of the Church are urged 10 attend
promptly. On Sunday morning and
evening Rev. ]. Walter Dickson, the Pre-
siding Elder, will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist Church.
sRev.A. a. Marshall, the able and elo-
quent pastor of the Baptist Church, has
removed his family from Gainesville to
Anderson, and is now occupying the par
sollage. Mr.. Marshalrs congregation ad-
mire him more as they become better ac-
quainted with him, and he is regarded as
the peer of any minister in his denomina-
ton in South Carolina.
Mrs. Ella e. I1ebby, widow of the late
William Lebby, prominent citizen OF
Charleston, died at Pelzer last Sunday
morning, after painful and protracted
illness, aged sixty. four years. She was
the mother of Mr.. T. D Lebby, the secre-
tary of the Pelzer Company, at whose
house she died. The remains were car
ried to Charleston Monday morning for
burial.
The latest "fad" is the interest attached
to the finding of an old buttoned shoe.
If a young girl on finding one will count
the buttons remaining on it she will be
able to tell exactly the number of years
which will elapse before her marriage,
each button representing one year. 1t is
looked upon as great piece of misfortune
f(by the credulous) 20 find shoe minus
buttons.
Rev. a. A. Marshall will begin a series
of sermons in the Baptist Church on next
Sabbath night upon certain interesting
scriptural subjects impressed upon him
during his recent visit to Europe, por.
tlon of which was devoted to Palestine
and the places Of special Biblical interest.
His sermon on next Sabbath evening will
be devoted to the consideration Of Paul's
imprisonment in Rome.
We know Anderson will stand splen-
did chance of securing this prize. The
Piedmont Exposition offers fine baby
carriage for the photograph Of the pretti-
est baby under one year old. Entrance
free. Open ito the world. Photographs
retained by donor of carriage. Send pho
tograph before October 9th to Hon. G. A..
Collier, President Piedmont Exposition
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
!. The latest society craze is the wheelbar-
row party. On amoonlight night anum-
Der Of young men with fancy wheelbar-
rows, painted in hues and styles to suit
the owners, assemble at the house of a
chaperone, where the young ladies have
taken tea. From there they start out in
single file ON promenade, each young
man wheeling his best girl in, his barrow.
Suppose we have. one in Anderson.
That old, reliable firm, Watson q Son,
appear. before our readers this week in an
interesting advertisement, which should
be carefully read. They have in store
we'll selected stock Of fall and winter dry
goods, boots, shoes, groceries, etc, which
will be sold at prices that will please all !.
They also sell buggies and wagons. If
You need anything in their line give them
q call before making your purchases.
=. We.would invite attention to the adver-
tisement of the Belton Academy, which
appears in another column. Our friends
in Bolton are fortunate in securing the
services of Mr.. Pickel, who is a graduate
OF Furman University, and in addition to
being 9 scholar of fine attainments, isan
accomplished and thoroughly conscien.
.tious gentleman. He will doubtless
prove himselfa most successful instruc-
tor.
s. The. Due West correspondent of the Abb
beviile Press and Banner says: wedding
bells are going to ring soon. One of:our
Abbeville boys will geta wife in Green
vile County, and one of Anderson's yeung
men comes to Abbeville County for his.
The eINTELL1aENcERl localizer will remem-
ber this latter circumstance" Yes, we
know all about it. We happened to be
near the couple at pic mic last May when
disagreement was made:
Our young townsman, Mr.. Chas. D.
Brown. who has been the efficient tele-
graph operator at the g. d g. depot for
the past year, will leave Anderson next
Monday to accept the position of agent
and operator at Trenton, s. c., on the G.
g. s& a. r. r.. While we. regret to see
Charlie leave Anderson, we are glad to
hear of his promotion. We commend
him to the good people of Trenton as a
young man worthy of their esteem and
confidence.
Miss Lizzie w Villains has returned from
the markets, and her stock is arriving
daily. She has bought an immense stock
and is marking them down at the lowest
prices. In point Of beauty and excellence
her goods are. ahead Of those of former
seasons. She is thoroughly posted in all
the latest styles, and it will do our lady
readers good to go and talk with her, as
she can give them all the information
they want. Look out for her new adver-
tisement next week.
A new schedule went into effect on the
Savannah Valley RAILROAD last Sunday,
and we now have two trains day each
way over the Road. One train leaves
Anderson at a. m. and returns at 4.40 p.
m. The other train arrives in the city at
1910 a. m. and leaves at 2. 40 p. M. This
is the most favorable schedule TO Ander.
son that has yet been adopted by the Road.
Persons living along the line can now
visit Anderson and return the same dey,
having ample time to do shopping or at
tend TO any business.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Planters Restaurant. Anderson
has long needed place where person
can step in at any time and get meal,
and this restaurant is bound to fill the
bill. We dined there on Tuesday, and
were served with most excellent dinner.
Everything vas well prepared and well
cooked. Mrs. Margaret Harris is in
charge of the restaurant, which is a guar
tee that it will be conducted in first class
style. Meals are served at the low price
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